Quiz Bowl #6 - In the News

What Olympic gymnast is re-entering competitive gymnastics this month?

On Feb. 22, a U.S.-built spacecraft landed on the moon for the first time since what year?

Beyoncé's new single made her the first Black woman to top what Billboard chart?

Which country on the map above is Chile?

Who calls himself the "world's coolest dictator"?

Who is history’s longest serving Senate party leader?

What artist gave a rare public performance of their big '80s hit at the Grammys?

What secret Apple project was not-so-secretly abandoned this week?

An NPR correspondent visited a facility that's cloning pigs for what purpose?

The FTC sued to block a $25 billion merger—between which supermarket giants?

Oprah is leaving the board of what company, causing a drop in its stock price?

The death of a 16-year-old nonbinary student has renewed scrutiny over which state’s strict gender policies?

What scale may need to go higher, according to science?

Ruth Gottesman donated $1 billion to provide free tuition to all students—at which institution?

Aleksei Navalny died at a remote arctic prison on Feb. 16. He was the most prominent opposition leader in what country?

What controversial grammar ruling did Merriam-Webster issue last week?

A decommissioned European Space Agency satellite fell to Earth on Wednesday. Into what vast expanse did it crash?

What's new in food colors?

Beiersdorf said after-tax earnings fell slightly last year. What kind of product are they known for?

Microsoft announced a partnership with a European AI startup. What’s it called?

This week, Sweden cleared a final hurdle to joining what organization?

Which fast food chain's rumored menu change caused an internet uproar?

What N.C.A.A. women’s basketball record did Iowa point guard Caitlin Clark set this month?

A collection of games, riddles, rhymes & number problems was republished as a “Guide for Insomniacs.” Who’s the author?

In an order to help fund his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump is hawking what product?

The NFL’s limit on what each team can spend on payroll is up sharply this year—to what level?